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Liali bespoke pieces - a sparkling tribute to personal adornment
- United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, January 08 - 2008 at 12:18
- PRESS RELEASE
From concept to creation, Liali offers a unique service to manufacture 'one-off' pieces to match one's lifestyle.
Anuraag Sinha, Managing Director of Liali Jewellery, said: "Depending on the design of the piece, as well as the materials used, we try to make every piece ourselves in Dubai or sometimes even send it abroad to specialised facilities to maintain high quality standards."
These custom-made pieces are created mostly for residents belonging to the upper segment of society in the country who are looking for distinct designs that are not available in Dubai off-the-shelf, even in high-end boutiques. Anuraag maintained: "We use special coloured diamonds and fancy shaped diamonds depending on the design of the piece which remains exclusive to our valued customers."
He explained customisation also takes place in their regular Memories line which caters to the middle to upper-middle segment of the jewellery market. It consists of a very classic and elegant line in solitaire diamonds, wherein customers usually want to upgrade and increase the carat size of their diamonds.
Usually customised orders are serviced in two to three days time. For customer satisfaction is of utmost importance, Liali sometimes also work on very stringent deadlines to produce what the customer needs in a couple of hours. However, it definitely depends entirely on the nature of the design.
According to Anuraag this has been possible, thanks to the fact that Liali has years of experience. This leading retailer acquired the essential skills and knowledge garnered by some of the finest craftsmen coupled with Liali's own unique vision and creativity which makes it one of the most acclaimed jewellers creating bespoke jewellery in Dubai today.
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About Liali JewelleryLiali Jewellery LLC is a Dubai based jewellery retailer. Started in June 1999 by Raed Ahmad Baker and Anuraag Sinha under the umbrella of Dutco Group of Companies, the retailer boasts of 17 outlets in most of the UAE's prestigious malls and shopping centres. The jeweller retails premium diamond jewellery brands including Vivien Westwood, Memories and Petite. Pearl brands include Sakura & Kimono, while semi-precious stone jewellery includes Green G, Miluna and Tirisi. It also retails customised gold, diamond and pearl jewellery and designer timepieces that are popular for all occasions. The company specialises in 18k gold jewellery, precious and semi-precious stones, certified diamonds, silver jewellery and customised hand crafted jewellery. Liali's valued customer can benefit from their reward programme which entitles them to special offers and privileges. They also make personalised jewellery. Liali Jewellery takes pride in bringing innovative concepts in jewellery to the residents of Dubai and consistently endeavours to keep up with the latest trends. Their name is associated with fine jewellery and personalised services that are completely trustworthy.
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